A new branch of the Garden was opened near the town of Purwodadi in East Java, under the direction of the acting director Lourens Baas Becking on January 30, 1941.
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Baas Becking later worked for the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation in Bureau of Mineral Resources in Canberra recognized Baas Becking's contributions by opening the Baas Becking Geobiological Laboratory.
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Baas Becking later worked for the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation in Bureau of Mineral Resources in Canberra recognized Baas Becking's contributions by opening the Baas Becking Geobiological Laboratory.
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Baas Becking later worked for the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation in Bureau of Mineral Resources in Canberra recognized Baas Becking's contributions by opening the Baas Becking Geobiological Laboratory.
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These discoveries were made in a series of experiments that built on the work of Gustav Becking, a German musicologist who first put forth the idea of composers'pulses in 1928.
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This is because previous techniques for study are supposedly said to have underestimated microbial diversity, and has been suggested that the situation is much more complex than the Bass Becking Hypothesis originally suggests.
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Becking himself had extended the theories of Eduard Sievers, who found he could mark the shift in the Bible's authors by following the rhythm of the writing with the movement of a finger.
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There he became aware of the work of G . Becking, who in 1928 had published a sensitive, if nonscientific, study of distinctive motor patterns associated in following the music of individual composers.
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Baas Becking's studies at Stanford heavily influenced his later work by introducing him to research on extremophiles, research he conducted himself as the director of the Jacques Loeb Marine Laboratory in Pacific Grove.
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The application of this hypothesis to microorganisms, specifically to the dependence of their geographic distribution over the earth on their metabolic properties, formed the basis of Baas Becking's research program at the Leiden Botanical Laboratory.
